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A laser beam scanning microscope (LSM) was used to observe the domain structure of 001 orientated NaNbO3 (NN) films on SrRuO3/(001)SrTiO3 substrates. The LSM micrograph clearly showed the domains and the domain walls of NN film. Using a polarization plate revealed that the deposited NN film had antiferroelectric 90° domains separated by {100} domain walls. When 001 orientated NN film was applied by an electric field, the 90° domains and the {100} domain walls disappeared and a new domain structure and {110} domain walls were created. This drastic change is due to the formation of new 60° domains.
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